Leeds United are keen on a move for Ryan Kent.
Football Insider claim the Whites are keeping tabs on the winger's situation after he starred on loan at Rangers this season.
The Gers are also keen to keep him next season but, with a price tag of £12m on his head, that looks unlikely unless they agree another loan deal.
It is a much different situation to the one Kent found himself in this time last season.
The winger was on loan at Bristol City, but failed to make much of an impression, with the Robins eventually being fined by Liverpool for not playing him enough.
He has turned his form round at Ibrox, and he recently admitted that he has fallen in love with football again after the disappointing spell at the Robins.
Kent told Rangers TV: “I've thoroughly enjoyed the journey I've been on, there's been a lot of enjoyable times.
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“I've re-found my love for the game, I probably missed that last year not playing as much. With the fans and everybody associated with Rangers Football Club, I've been really welcomed here and I've thoroughly enjoyed it.
“I feel like I really fit into this team. I buy into the philosophies and the style of play Steven Gerrard is putting into the team.
“Sometimes noise outside of the pitch has affected the way I've played. Playing under Steven gives me more confidence to perform the way I want to perform.
“He gives me the belief that I can go and achieve things out on the pitch and be fearless.”
